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Because each Dash unit is sending back data about its speed and location, once a critical mass of a few hundred or a thousand drivers get a Dash in the city where you live, you will arguably have the best live traffic information available.

But It's very heartening to have been asked to do it, because if you've lived with a character for that long, you'll arguably know him better than any actor they might choose.

Gulp if you will, but arguably this is the logical outcome of the carbon offsetting business.

All this might be academic, of course, since you want a convertible sports car; you don't want the Audi TT because you say it costs too much and will arguably run more on maintenance; and you don't want the Miata because it's too slow and too cute.

Next year's presidential and parliamentary elections will arguably be the most important for a generation.

For international justice as a whole, it will arguably be the most important moment since Nuremberg.

"He is proposing debates that will arguably reach fewer people," said a Bush adviser.

The nationalisation of Northern Rock will arguably make it the safest place on the high street to put your money.

Ironically, it will arguably leave unelected members of the House of Lords with greater voting rights than elected MPs in the Commons.

The weekend's marquee fixture will arguably be in the second tier and at Ibrox, where Rangers host Hearts.

However, the biggest issues worrying them in terms of the region's recovery will arguably be outside the EU borders.